Waterman’s Batting Cages

Redding, United States

3.7

3 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 530-222-6484
Address:
2629 Bechelli Ln, Redding, CA, 96002
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.9 miRedding
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Local time (Redding) 7:04 AM Thursday, May 22, 2025

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Description

Specialties

Hitting/​Pitching Lessons

Speed, Strength, and Agility Training,

Team Practices,

Hitting Tunnels,

Pitching Tunnels,

Clinics,

Camps,

and Birthday Parties

History

Established in 2010.

The batting cages have been in Redding for over 20 years. New owners purchsed the business in 2010 and renovated the facility to provide better service and to support the purpose of Baseball and Softball for kids and adults of all ages

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3 reviews of Waterman’s Batting Cages

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Place rating: 5
Shasta Lake, CA
ABSOLUTELY THE ONLY PLACE in town to get your team indoors when the weather is bad… our high school program is from out of town and LOVE coming here to get some work in!
THANK YOU! GREAT JOB!
Place rating: 5
Redding, CA
I have been down to Waterman’s about 6 times now. Jon the owner and his wife are terrific people. Both very knowledgeable. The donate a ton of time and supplies to Redding Little League and the community. They donate equipment for the «Make a Wish» foundation every year.
Like I said, fantastic family. I will support their local business anytime I get the chance. They also sell great equipment.
Place rating: 1
Gerber, CA
I wish I could give 0 stars. We had my sons birthday party here and it was horrible! The pitching machines were not working and the kids had to be pitched to. The owners of the facility were no where to be found except out in the parking lot playing with their children. We thought we were paying for batting cages and we didn’t even experience that. I questioned the owner Tonya and she said that my «company» wanted to be left alone, that «we were a strange party»
They were extremely unprofessional and i would never recommend this facility to anyone I know. If all i wanted was pizza and to play baseball with my son and his friends I would have stayed home, it would have been a lot cheaper.